Canon PowerShot SD1000
April 8th, 2007 | by David Elrich
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Average user rating from 24 users |
Great shirt-pocket camera if used beyond "auto"
by Adrian Campbell on Nov 7th, 2007 at 9:40 AM:
Best (and worst!) feature is the fabulous bright clear viewfinder so it's tempting and fun to waste batteries looking at what you've shot and batteries always run out at the wrong time -(must buy a spare). Best policy is buying a big memory card that takes lots of pictures. Delete later in the computer.
The direct viewfinder is a lifesaver as you near the end of battery life - turn the LCD off and squeeze out a few extra pictures.
Shame it doesn't have full control of shutter and aperture but at least it tells you what it's setting and if you want those features you'd probably want others too and so defeat the object of a carry-all-the-time-shirt-pocket camera.
I too bought the camera on an impulse away from home (and my trusty Nikon 5400), took a day or so learning its strengths and weaknesses and I love it.
A nice, simple to use, take anywhere camera
by Margie on Oct 10th, 2007 at 7:37 PM:
We grabbed the Canon SD100 as a last minute purchase on our way out of town for a long weekend.
Spent 3 days taking it everywhere with us and snapped portraits, indoor shots and many foliage and other landscape shots and we LOVED IT! I don't think you can beat it as far as "bang for the buck" An absolute "10"
Flash doesn't have an "ON" mode - only "AUTO"
by James O'Quinn on Sep 28th, 2007 at 10:57 AM:
Flash can't be set to "ON" - so, no flash in well lit conditions - faces are too dark. Almost every other brand, including the older Canon's have an "ON" setting - why this doesn't is beyond me. The flash is there, but, can't be turned on! UGH!
Great Camera!
by Eric on Aug 21st, 2007 at 7:57 AM:
I have owned a few digital cameras and I have to say Canon make the best product. I have bought Pentax and Minolta and the Canon works the best in low light condtions.
I had and SD630 which was a great camera but lost it. This SD1000 is just as good if not better minus the 3' screen. I paid a little over 200usd for the camera which is a bargin! Canon is the only way to go and I am speaking from experience!
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Super easy to use, great pics, totally portable
by Elsie on Nov 26th, 2007 at 5:37 PM: